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This is only needed once |
Before you can start using this service, you need to enable the access from JupyterHub into your account on the target platform.
A unique SSH key pair is created for this purpose, and you will need to append the generated public SSH key into your ~/.ssh/authorized_keys in your ECMWF HOME space.
You will need to access Atos HPCF, ECS or VDI services via other means. From a terminal in one of those systems, you can then:
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$ grep -q $USER@jupyter ~/.ssh/authorized_keys || echo "ssh-ed25519 AAAA...." >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys |
Note you should replace "ssh-ed25519 AAAA...." by the actual value of your SSH key that appears in the JupyterHub portal.